Berlin Lifeline Accord Denied by East German Foreign Minister
East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz rejected claims that Western powers hold travel rights through Berlin or access to lifelines. He asserted Berlin remains within the Soviet occupied zone and the German Democratic Republic, with railway and canal traffic under Soviet authority. Despite this, Soviet and East German actions hinted continued Western rights until six months expire, including a delayed U.S. Army train and assurances to defend Western life lines.
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UPI
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Northeast Ohio Weather Update and Forecast Details
The bulletin notes mostly cloudy skies with mild today and a high near 34. Snow flurries possible near Lake Erie tonight and Tuesday with lows around 15 to 18. Normal temperatures return later in the week. light precipitation expected near Lake Erie, with ad copy about rock salt and coal pricing included.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Big Three seek counter proposal on German issue
Washington report says the Western allies search for a counter proposal to Khrushchev calling for a demilitarized free city in West Berlin. A broader plan for Big Four talks on all Germany issues is likely. Dulles and Eisenhower reaffirm commitment to West Berlin and review Geneva talks on nuclear tests and security.
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UPD
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Russia
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Eisenhower
U.S
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Dulles
Switzerland
I Dulles
Berlin
Red
East Germany
Union Panel Starts Trial of Rarick
Donald C. Rarick 40 head of the Dues Protest Committee and former U.S. Steel Local 2227 official faces dual unionism charges before a five member local panel at Irwin Works. The panel will deliver a verdict at the next membership meeting for local approval.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Donald C. Rarick
United Steelworkers
Rarick
David J. McDonald
Irwin Works
U.S. Steel
Amaanand
McElroy Doubts Reds Have A Plane
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy expressed strong skepticism about reports that Russia has flown the first atom powered plane. He noted the Soviets may hold a slight lead in nuclear aircraft development but said the United States has no plans to alter its program. Western sources in Moscow said they had no information supporting Aviation Week’s claim of a large experimental atomic bomber.
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UPI
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Russia
United States
Aviation Week
Moscow
McElroy
United Press International
Aviales Week
Four-Year-Old Tyler Smith Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Four year old Tyler Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Fred H Smith of Diagonal Road LaGrange, died at Elyma Memorial Hospital after injuries from a car collision last Wednesday. He suffered a skull fracture a left thigh fracture and multiple lacerations. He leaves his parents two sisters Gayle and Marilyn and a brother Dennis. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Fred H. Smith
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LaGrange
Elyma Memorial Hospital
Gayle
Marilyn
Dennis
Reichlin
Ohioan Dies In Crash Near Ghent Kentucky
Ernest Rosmine, 30, Barberton Ohio, was killed in a two car collision near Ghent on U S Route 42 Sundayaccording to UPI reports.
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UPI
Ernest Rosmine
Barberton
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Here
U.S. 42
Man Beats Opponent After Motel Fight Over Cheating Charge
Scattered clippings report a fight following a game in a motel tied to a cheating accusation. The incident leaves the man seriously hit amid claims of a disputed card game and subsequent fallout across local sections and columns.
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Osessecee St
Ind Sect
Frank Willey Family Celebrates Nov 29 Birthdays
In Pacific Beach California a birthday date looms large for the Willey family. The first two daughters aged five and three share the same November 29 birth date as their younger brother, a two year old son.
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Pacific Beach
Calif
Winter cold snap brings snow and slick roads in Lorain area
A new cold air mass moves in as temperatures drop to two above zero in Oberlin and Lorain County. Snow totals reach about eight inches in the first wintry blast, with 4.76 inches of November rain and a 69 degree high mid month. Road conditions vary from slippery to reasonably plowed on primary routes.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Lorain County
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Cleveland Hopkins
Elyria
Cold snap lowers Ohio temperatures and snarls travel
Ohio faced subzero readings as the coldest November in 29 years eased to near zero. State routes remained ice free after snowfall though pockets of snow lingered in the southeast. Northeastern Ohio bore the brunt with gusts to 72 mph and blizzard conditions near Cleveland. Authorities reported at least 32 deaths statewide from the holiday weather, with highways and utilities strained by the storm.
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Fire kills three in Barberton tar paper shacks blaze
A fire swept four tar paper shacks along the Ohio Canal in Barberton, killing John Cochran 78 Wheeler Ward 79 and Roosevelt Dobbs 19. Sixteen others including 10 children escaped. Officials say an overheated stove started the blaze. Damage estimated at 14000. Fire crews faced access issues using only portable equipment.
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UPI
Ohio Canal
John Cochran
Wheeler Ward
Roosevelt Dobbs
Explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins Dies at 70
Framingham Massachusetts reports the death of famed explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins at age 70. Police say he died in a hotel room from what appears to be a heart attack after traveling by automobile in frigid weather.
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Hubert Wilkins
Rarick
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Park Central Hotel
USW
Edward T. Mellon
Carthy
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Ex-Premiers Defeated in French Election Outcome
A wide range of former premiers and dignitaries were defeated in the French election concluded yesterday. Notable losses include Edouard Daladier and Pierre Mendes-France, both former prime ministers, with the result depicted in UPI Telephotos imagery.
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Edouard Daladier
Pierre Mendes
Pro Football Draft Opens With Duncan First Pick
Green Bay selected Randy Duncan of Iowa as the first choice in the NFL draft as teams began the opening selection meeting. Duncan starred for Iowa in the Big Ten and Rose Bowl, quarterbacking 1,406 yards with 31 touchdowns and 58.7 percent completion.
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UPI
Randy Duncan
Iowa
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
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Des Moines
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles
Rams
Dick Bass
College of the Pacific
Cchoice
Chicago Cardinals
Bill Stacy
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Premer Charles
Mississippi State
de Gaulle
France
Washington Redskins
Don Allard
Boston College
Runn
San Francisco 49Ers
Dave Baker
Metit
Oklahoma
Soviet Plan Rejected at Geneva Conference
The West rejected a Soviet plan for preventing surprise attack amid talks in Geneva. French Ambassador Pierre de Leusse called it unacceptable for its political nature and urged the conference stay to technical discussions. The plan proposed ground and air controls in NATO, Warsaw Pact and Baghdad Pact states. The West also awaited progress on three power nuclear test ban talks.
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Pierre de Leusse
Russia
County Tax Rate Boost Approved
County commissioners approved a 0.75 mill increase for next year raising the total county rate to 2.86 mills from 2.05. The raise funds two voter approved levies 0.45 mills for Pleasant View Sanatorium and 0.65 mills for child welfare, plus 16 general operation 0.02 for bond retirement and the two earmarks.
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Pleasant View
County Budget Commission
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